New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-28

assembly was convened by Mr.. Iab0ucherc, Mr.
Bradlaugh and other extreme and only
extreme men attended Individual Radicals will
do as they please, but official report says that
no further effort will be made for concerted action
Continuing outrages by Belgian on English
fishing vessels have 'ed TO an increase of the
English force in the North Sea- Nine vessels
of war, including five steamers, viii be employed
in protecting English craft.
The Queen is now comfortably established at
| her fayorite Balmoral, six hundred miles from
Downing Street She transacts business at Bal
moral precisely as at Windsor. This occasions
an average delay Of three days for every dispatch
OF document requiring the Royal signature. She is
said TO be busy writing n new book, the character
of which has been disclosed to nobody. The
Princess Beatrice and her husband are with her
as usual. Their duties are seldom relaxed
The Crown Prince of Germany is staying at
Bracmar, at a hotel lie will probably soon
visit Sir John Clerk at lilly Fromc House,
known TO many Americans.
Lord Doneraile's death from hydrophoba will
require an explanation from NJ Pastcur. Within
week after being bitten by mad fox, I'm
January last, Lord Doneraie placed himself
under NJ Pasteurs care. Having completed the
course of treatment, he returned home. There
Wcre HO DHu symptoms unIl Il week ago, Wncn
hydrophobia declared itself. His doctors at its
end morcifully gave him chloroform and morphia.
Lord Doneraie was an Irish landlord who con-
trved to get on comfortably with his tenants.
The Athenaum" informs the English public
that the paper which Mr. Gladstone has written
for Boston periodical is addressed as personal
appeal 10 young Americans.
Mr. Rider Haggard and other friends of the
late Richard Jeferics desire that IL should be
known in America that he left his family nearly
destitute. They hope his American admirers may
like to add something to the fund now collecting
here. Mr.. Jeferics's "Gamel1eepcr at Home"
and other books are said to have been reprinted
in America, but the authors profits from that
source not large though his American
readers are numerous. Money may be sent to
Mr. Griffin at the Willis and Dorset Bank Salisbury.
The American Minister returned from Scotland
after a ten days visit 10 Mr.. Hargreavcs Brown,
NJ y. devoted mainly TO grouse shooting. Deer
stalking has begun earlier this year than usual
and Mr.. Phelps had shot at one stag which he
killed lie remains in London till September l.
when he joins Lord Ftzgerald's party at Sitting
bourne. Mr. PheIps's health, somewhat impaired
by the unusual severity Of the social season, and
his rrotracted residence in London, seems quite
restored by the Scotch air
Mr.. Sergeant, the American artist, whose pict-
ures this year were among the successes Of the
Royal Academy Exhibition, is going 70 America
TO paint portrait for which commission has
been sent him.
General Lawton, the American Minister u
Austria, presented his credentials to the Emperor
on Thursday afternoon.
Colonel and Mrs John Hay leave town to-day
on visit 20 Sir John and Lady Pulcston at
Brighton. They return on Monday and sail for
New-York September z.
Mr.. Blaine and his family continue at IIomburg
in excellent health He is, writes a friend, very
well and looks so. He is going through what Is
called the Homburg cure not because he needs it.
but as an amusement and occupation. The
Prince Of Wales sent word to him at the spring
yesterday morning that he desired TO make his
acquaintance, and Mr.. Blaine was presented ac-
cordingly. The Prince repeated TO Mr. Blaine
what he had said TO the American Minister, that
he had wished to meet him in London but left
England before he able TO bring it about.
The Prince and Mr.. Blaine had an agreeable
conversation which lasted for some time. Mr.
Robert Garrett gave dinner the previous evening
to Mr.. Blaine at the Bellevue Hotel The guests
included Mr. Gowen and Mr.. Wanamaler, of
Philadelphia; Mr.. Sanford, OF Florida and Mr..
Murat Hulstead. Mr.. Garrett goes 10 Paris via
Dresden and Vienna, and expects 10 reach the
French capital towards the end Of September.
Mr.. Chauncey NJ Depew arrived at lIombuTg
yesterday. Mr.. Halstcad leaves there to-day for
Heidelberg, Strasburg and Paris. O. W. s.